What Waterman pens do you own?

[Scrawler]

Expert Rollerball

Phileas FP

1923 Persian with flex nib

1930 No. 7 Pink (sans cap)

1942 Commando with keyhole flex stub

[leahmarie64]

Well.. let's see. Since I joined this site a year ago...and hadn't even heard of Waterman.. I now own:

Waterman's:

Dauntless

Ripple 52 1/2 V

Student pen, green/chrome

Nurse pen set

and I just bought a Waterman 12 eyedropper...can't wait til it get's here.

I forgot.. A Forum c/c and a Cotele c/c

Edited December 30, 2011 by leahmarie64

[Aysedasi]

I only have 1 - my yellow Charleston (currently for sale in the Classifieds)

 

But I did today buy an all-gold (plated, I assume) Ligne 60.

[dgturner]

My Waterman inventory has recently been reduced (I traded my Phileas for a Levenger/Rotring 600). Currently I have a Dauntless (I think a US made model) from c. 1944. It has a flexible fine/medium nib (perfectly usable without flexing, even for a leftie overwriter).

http://home.dgt2.net/images/Fountain_Pens/Dauntless.JPG

[ArchiMark]

OK, I'll play.....here's a family portrait of my pens with an excellent, near mint, Waterman Ink-Vue pen.....

 

Hopefully, you guys can figure out which one it is in the photo....

 

http://i473.photobucket.com/albums/rr100/ArchiMark/P1030831.jpg

[wekiva98]

I'm a latecomer to Waterman -- after years of focusing on Parker and Sheaffer -- but I've picked up a few nice pens:

 

1 Waterman Laureat – a gift from a late friend

3 Hundred Year pens – a regular in blue, one oversized in red (with pencil) and one oversized in jet.

2 Model 94s – one in moss agate, one in steel quartz

1 No. 5 in jet

1 No. 7 in emerald ray

1 0552 set (I’m a sucker for the basket weave overlay)

1 0552 ½ V (ditto)

1 Patrician in moss agate

 

Nothing against the modern pens, but the old ones are the ones I'm interested in.

[RegDiggins]

<!--quoteo--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE</div><div class='quotemain'><!--quotec-->I have the following Waterman's pens:

 

MODERN:

2 Charleston F.P. (White & Yellow)

1 Reflex F.P. (White)

1 Carene F.P. (Purple)

1 Ici-et-La F.P. (Lilac)

12 Kultur F.P. Demos (all colors) (also most of the matching B.P. & R.B. pens)

 

VINTAGE:

1 set - 100 Year Doctors (last version) - (white) - pen, pencil & thermometer

1 set - 100 Year Doctors (2nd to last last version) - (white) - pen & pencil

1 set - Nurse's Pen Set - (white marbled) - pen, pencil & thermometer

1 set - 100 Year Pen & Pencil (2nd to last version) - (transparent red)

1 100 Year Pen - (transparent green)

1 Lever-filler (red/orange)

 

That's it for now.

 

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Jack,

noticed you have the white marbled medical set like one I have just acquired ( pen pencil thermometer holder). Does yours have 2 rings on the caps or one and

do you know which model of fountain pen is included.

 

Reg Diggins

[Wormhead]

First time poster here. Let me see ...

 

I currently own two Waterman fountain pen:

 

Phileas (marble blue, medium nib),

Moonlight Hemisphere (black, medium nib).

 

Many years ago, I have used cheap fountain pen with disposable cartridges. I did not quite like them as they tended to leak after some use. I then switched to fiber-tip pen. It was not until within the last two years I went back to fountain pen. This time around, I decided to look for ones with either bladders or convertible cartridge. With convertible cartridges, I seemed to have solved the leakage problem.

 

Insofar as my experience with these two Waterman fountain pen are concerned, Phileas is easier to use, probably because it has a medium nib. Also, since I use it the most (at work and at school), it did not take long before it became responsive to my touches. On the other hand, Moonlight Hemisphere is not as easy to use, probably because it has a fine nib. (Fine nib = greater pressure concentrated over a sheet of paper.) Unlike my Phileas, my MH has not been used as often (used at home only), which would means it probably requires more use before it becomes responsive.

 

I may try out some other brands in the future, but for now, I feel content with these two Waterman models.

[Nath]

Some ball pens as Hemisphère and some rollerball as Laureat, Ici et Là red and Perspective black GT.

 

Lady Alice

 

4 Man 200: black, Rhapsody orange/brown marbled, Burgundy, Night & Day Gold*

 

15 Man 100: Black, Opera, Bicentennial (French revolution)*, Michelin*, Smooth solid sterling silver, Godron solid sterling silver, Etoile*, Patrician red*, blue*, green*, clear Briar, Cup of Word*, Fontainebleau blue*, brown*, green

 

*NOS, never inked

 

I will try to found some others Man 100... it is an increasingly difficult but not impossible :hmm1:

[NedC]

Jost one, so far, an English 1950s 515 D button filler in grey with an exceptionally nice semi-flex fine 14K nib which I recently picked up from the good folks at Classic Fountain Pens. Am amazing nib, smooth yet giving a lot of feedback. I have other nibs as smooth or smoother and as flexible but none which can give the same sense of feeling the paper that this nib does. It's addictive.

[mrpiggy]

Expert - Fontain pen

Phileas - Fontain pen

Graduate - Fontain pen

Apostrophe - Fontain pen

Hemisphere - Pencil

[ruimarto]

I currently only own two Hemisphere Steel/Chrome, a pre-2010 fountain (havana ink) and a recent roller (black ink). My job requires I use a ballpoint, so they don't get much use, but I'm thinking about a Black/Gold or Black/Chrome Perspective GT and I might go for the ballpoint this time. I like pens with simple, modern design. Pens like the Expert, Charleston or Carene don't appeal as much to me.

[Pensee]

Only 4, but have another 3 coming :roflmho:3 overlays and a BCHR 52. Another 52 with original box coming, and a 42 with a OB nib and a Canadian ripple.

 

Nice. Currently only 2 Waterman overlays for me. A little harder to find & expensive....

[Tom Aquinas]

Sadly only a Hemisphere Brushed Stainless Steel - M nib. Hopefully I will very soon own a ringtop! (I hope I am doing this correctly for my first post...)

 

 

I am relatively new to the FPN myself bit I reckon your post is OK.The Hemisphere is a very good pen , with respect,I would not be sad about it One of our State Members of Parliament In Queensland Australia who is a Minister of the Crown uses a brushed stainless FP I have a Hemisphere ball pen and I am very pleased with it. The matching pen is on my "wants list". My sister brought me a Philaes from Waterman in Marsellies. I also have a Man 100 Centennial (and I have the original commemorative nib archive) with matching jotter, a gold filled Gentleman FP, and a green lacquer gold trimmed Patrician jotter. I love the Man 100, and regard it with the same affection as my P51s, P75sand Sonnets. I have given a silver filled cap Carene to a colleague who did a big favour.

 

best wishes

Tom Aquinas

[Mattishme]

1 452 with my intials and fine flexy stub ^_^

1 BCHR 54 with a fine flexoriffic nib.

1 Red Ripple 54 with a triple broad flexy nib which has been described as "heavy porn."

2 55 Red Ripples with a fine and a broad flexy stub

1 No. 7 with a red nib.

 

Wow, I have a lot of vintage watermans.

[Fascinatingeffects]

Wow Onion, you certainly have me beat. Between my wife and I we have:

 

3 Carene Deluxe

1 Blue (M nib)

2 Black (F and M nib[which has a Binderized right-footed oblique])

1 Silver Plated (M nib)

1 Cobalt Blue Phileas (M nib)

 

Inkdesigner

[deeman16]

I own Red & Black marble swirl 'Phileas', a Blue see-through 'Kultur', A Black 'Cerene' and also a stainless steel/chrome plated one which I cannot identify. I am hoping there is someone who do me the honours.

Edited April 11, 2012 by deeman16

[deeman16]

I am very surprised that no one has been able to identify my Waterman Pen. I am doing a database of all my fountain pens and this one and the Noble one are the only ones still un-identified. Never mind, I'll put them down as ANONYMOUS.

[deeman16]

After much delving into the World Wide Web I think I may have found the identity of my pen. It looks very much like a Waterman 'Allure'.

I can update my database now.

[yjjchocolate]

Only one Edson(green)